Kabuki and Noh are two of the four important forms of traditional theater that have been practiced for long in Japan. People outside Japan remain confused between Kabuki and Noh as they cannot differentiate between the two traditional theater forms. read more
Noh is the oldest Traditional Japanese live theatre style, and is a more music based form of live theatre (although quite atonal). The actors wear carved wood masks and costumes and perform in front of a group of four musicians playing traditional instruments. read more
The difference between Noh and kabuki is that Noh involves masks, geishas and rhythm. Kabuki uses makeup, Onnagata [“The onnagata is a cross-dressed male actor.”Onna" means "woman". "Gata “means "way of doing". read more